National Republican., 1887-10-24
FOLLOWERS OF THE TURF
MAKE THINGS LIvELYAT THEIvY CITY
TRACK.
Getting up Early to watch tho Horses
Trying to Pick the Good Ones-List
OF the Runnbrs' Stable at the Course.

turf, and from sunrise until the sun began
to set, and even after, numerous admirers
Of the excitement incident to the race
course were actively engaged in 'spotting"
the winners Of the coming fall meeting.
As early as 4 o'clock yesterday morning, a
full contingent Of the racing public were
present to witness the trials OF speed be-
tween the famous racers that are to con-
tend at Ivy City during the present week.
The knowing ones demonstrated In their
expressions Of approval, tut It is safe to
warn the general public that yesterdays
trials are no indication as to the sport to be
witnessed during the meeting. Slow work
was the general rule throughout. The
morning gave no reliable pointer upon tha
merits OF the racers, and at the present time
IL is but folly to indicate a forecast Of what
will be the final result. Fast time In pre-
liminary canter Is not test OF racer'sspeed
and not until the flyers are at the post and
contend for the money offered will there
be a true test. Hundreds upon hundreds
tried yesterday to get an ipkling OF what
was to be the result, but II is safe to say
that the greater portion were amss In their
calculations, and that later the REPuBLI-
CAN will give them better information than
they have received by their visit to the race
tack.
From early dawn until late in the after
noon horses arrived at Ivy City, among
them some OF the most noted racers OF the
present season. All tho prominent stables
We'd with each other In sending large con-
tipgent, and, as 10 always the case, they
were well provided for In stablng room.
Secretary Mcintyre exerted himself to pro.
vide ample accommodations, and, 10 conse
quence, the horse owners were happy. a
full detail OF the racers stabbed at Ivy City
follow:
Dwyer Bros stable-Hanover, Kingston,
Bessie June, Fordham, Joe Cotton.
d. A. Honig's stable-Pbil Lee, Wahoo. Bo.
Mamie Hunt, Van T leland % Gsey Cloud, Cloud Fpaal' s'
lein.
Roth 4 Co.'s stable Richmond, Bendlgo,
J. B. Higgins stabe--Ben Ali, Firenzi, Hi
delgo, Ban6ridge, Glendora.
William @. Daly's stable-Will Davis. Jim
MCGOWAN, Windsail, Florence NJ. The Bour-
Excelsior stable-Bronozmar King of Nor
folk, Harvard. Glendon, Ncttle, Pat Dennis,
Wooding ( Puryer's stable-Kuight of Ell
leIsie, Jack Cocks, Raceland, Rita R, Waif.
8. w. Streets stable-orlando, Umpire,
J.V. Eiiiotts stable-Pericles.
.R. W. Waldon's stable Satisfaction, Satisfied,
My Own, Refund, TONGUE, Jennie b, Brit.
tannic, and Lizzie Baker
d. 7; Pulsiiers sstabeaHousatonic Grimaldi,
gatherer.
q. Forbes's stable-Brait.
W,Jenping's stable-FarewelJ, Dunboyno,
Error. Glenmound, and Glen Cove.
n, Morris and Harwood's slable-Wheaty and
N. i. fanaher's stable-Rcferee, Killarney,
Lizzie Scott, Cataline, Long Glen, and Wini-
James shieldss stabe-Chootaw, Drake,
Regulus, Value. Alice, and Gonfalon:
J. ]. Uppelby's stable-Shamrock, Lucky
Seven, and Miss DAILY.
Andrew Fitzgerald's stable-Young Duke, Ell
Trinidad, Brillainteen. and Edward e
Lockman and Newman's stable-Abraham,
1; g. Behman's stable-Broughton, Biscuit,
E. ]. Baldwins stable-Volante, Mollie Nc
Cartbys Last, Miss Ford, Grlsette, Verona,
Emperor of Norfolk, Los Angeles, winona. and
g. b. Morris's stable-Favor, Boccaccio,
Faust, Sir Dixon, Golden Reel, GuaTdsman,
| Specially, and unnamed 2-year-Old.
s. s. Browns stable-Stuyvesant, Mona, and
McMahon e. Garrlson's stable-Cyolops,
Eolian. speedwell, Nellie Van. and War Eagle.
Walter Grat2's stable-Dry Monopole, Elk
wood, Pocstello. Albany. and Fenelon.
Thomas Harisss stable-Bassinio, Valcluse,
BoCasatt, and Major.
Mexican stable. Buzzard Wing, Peek-a.Boo
Santa Lucia, and Fare a.Bee.
Davis ~ Halls stAble-Bess, Patrocles Mont.
icello, Vinton, Maiden, aud 3.yearold
maiden.
| Prcakness ssstable-Rupert Linden, and Belvl-
| dere.
! summit stable--Royal Arch, Ontario, and
| Justin Mack. Maiden, i.Year old.
NJ; Jordan stahle-Al Reed. Hopeful, Swift,
| Joe Lee, and frankie b.
| Keystone stable-Ten Booker, Harry Russull,
| 2-year.old colt, ard Pendcunis.
A. ]. Cassatt stable-Eurus. Banner Bearer,
Now.or; Never, Taragon, and Bandala.
| Appelby Il Johnsoh's stabe-Stockton, Brad.
ford, Kingdom, Attorney, Goldicllow, and Dla'
| dem.
P.H. Ryan's stable Freedom and Theodo-
| sius.
A. W. Weingardts stable-Wellingto John
| A. NJ. Brackets stable-waukesha and Lc
| roy.
| II. OConnor's stshlc-Becky b and Una d,
| W. J.. Cohnclsens stablc--king Crab.
| Harris Cohcn's stable-Greenteid, Tolu, PGi
| Oakley, Pat Diver, and Warder.
| Oden Bowie's stable -Cassatt, Catesby, geld.
ing; Vance, Valentine, snlyini, and Vosburg.
| w Is. Jennings Is siable--Armstrong, Ter
Strike, Frank Ward, George Oyster King Idle
Bonz, Glenbrook, and Unnamed, 2.year-old.
j. J. HylaDd's stable-Magglo Mitchell, Gren
adler. Luminary. Iheors, aud Connemara.
w 7. Taylor's stable-sam Harper, jr,, aut
b BradlCy's stable-Le Logas, King B
Hawley, and Bell Ringer.
| August Belmont,s stable-Lady Primrose
Tarbouche, Belinda, Prince Royal and Peerl'
w. p. Burch's stsble-Telie Doe Pasha, Big.
gonette, Romp, Edlsto, 2.year-old; Duke Ma
| BtDtu, UHlD, ana Eultn.
VIM. Lakeland's stable-ESile, Tattler, Lit
tlefellow, and Mammonist
Larry Harts stable--Tony Pastor, Henr,
George, otI and Frair a.ysaf. year.; old maiden =,
james MGCormick's stable-wsnderment
Westmoreland: Buckra, and Sea Weed.
Phillip Grilrs stable-Wickham and vii
Boyle Il Cotton's siable-Letretia, Queen II
Elizabeth, Glenspray, Nita, Fanita, and Hem
II, j. woodfords s,able-Barnum Bill Brlen
| and Roundsman.
THE GOODWIN BROS. POINTERS.
The Goodwin Bros will. as usual cnlightei
| their friends upon the turf events at Ivy Cit,
during the coming week, and Spectator
coming meeting at Ivy City. Their quarter
are at the Riggs House, where all comers viii
be treated with lioeral courtesy.
JACKS TITS.
JACK Sheehan, who has been SO uniformly
successful In his forecasts as to the races at Iy
City, is again in the city, and ready to Ircpev
old acquaintances, His friends can find hin
at the National Hotel, and gain reliable in
| formation.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES.
Lynn & Wall, 9Os Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nlsh the following entries
AT LEXINGTON.
First race-Three.q quarters OF a mile-Mar
Ellis, "a pounds; Allegheny, l0i: Mishap, %
Volatile, 100; Miss Roxey, 5S; Cupid, 96; Falls
Alarm, 92 Clay Sexton, 9l; Ban Bowman, 9i
Mamie Hay; 97; Walker, lO7i oFeIlus, %
Second raee-Purse, fye-elghths of mile
Maggie w, l0i pounds; Bluenette, lOi Light
o'London, ITO; Buckeye, l07; Gen Hancock
l0i; Briganza, l07; Landlady, l0l; Montpelier
l07; Paddock, lO7; Volta. 1O7; Wiley Buckle
l07; Lady Virgil, lOi Flelka, l0i; Orange Girl
Third race-Natcb, one mile and ten yards
Kaloolah, 100 pounds; Valuable. 100.
Fourth race-Selling one and one-slXteentl
miles-Mary Ellis, 30 pounds; Kensington, %
Alamo, l06; Birthday, l0S; Cardinal McCloskey
l07; FrOnie Louise, 93; Sour Mash, 90; Braca
ban. l0l.
Fifth race-Handicap one and one.eightl
miles-Florimore, 1902 pounds HlndOo Rose
50; Osceola, 90; Kirklin, iOi.
| AT CLIFTON.